whorlwind | Makes fingerprint encryption a breeze | Authentication library
kandi X-RAY | whorlwind Summary
kandi X-RAY | whorlwind Summary
A reactive wrapper around Android’s fingerprint API that handles encrypting/decrypting sensitive data using a fingerprint. DEPRECATED: Google has released the [AndroidX Biometric Library][biometric] which supports more forms of authentication than fingerprint and should be relied on going forward. See [the announcement][announcement] for more information. [biometric]: [announcement]:
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- Subscribes the data store
- Removes the key from the key store
- Returns the private key
- Creates a new read result
- Initialize the instance
- Creates a realwhorl source
- Checks if hardware is detected
- Resume the state of the activity
- Get the list of entries
- Asynchronously reads fingerprint authentication
- This method is called when a pause is paused
- Read the item
- Override this to be called when the widget is inflated
- Region UnsupportedOperation Implementation
- Region UnsupportedOperation
- Removes a preference
- Clear the preferences
- Returns an unmodifiable set of preference names
- Sets the value of the preference s value
- Hides the soft input keyboard
- Removes a specific attribute
- Adds a byte string value
- Clears the storage
- Writes the value to the storage
- Get the item at the given position
- Returns the preference s value as a byte array
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Issue with latest 3.0 build (Beta 2) My project has 1 sub module by a 3rd party so I only have access to their build.gradle.
My project has 3 flavours, snap, uat, production. Each has 2 build types, debug and release. When I try build I get this.
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Answered 2017-Nov-04 at 11:56Try
implementation project(path: ':lp_messaging_sdk', configuration: 'default')
You can avoid this bug by update gradle to 4.3
check this.
Explanation :
Using Dependency Configurations makes it easy to define and specify what to use in sub-project.
In my answer, we used default configuration and this will publish and expose only the "release" flavor to other Android projects and modules.
Assume you need to include this flavor only with demo flavor or with release flavor, it would be like :
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Install whorlwind
You can use whorlwind like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the whorlwind component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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